Karel Vega
Karel Vega served as radio news managing editor at WKAR from 2020 to 2023. Previously, from July 2017 to April 2020, Karel was a local producer and host of All Things Considered. In 2018, he co-launched "Serving Up Science" with Sheril Kirshenbaum, a weekly segment on All Things Considered exploring food and its scientific history and impact. Karel joined WKAR and ComArtSci in January 2017, transitioning from his role as local host of All Things Considered at KHSU, Humboldt State University's NPR station in Arcata, California.
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An online map from the Federal Communications Commission will be used this year to determine how federal funds are allocated to states for broadband improvements. But the state says collecting challenges by Jan. 13 is essential.
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Es posible que el estado de Michigan retenga algo de dinero para usted que usted simplemente no conoce. La ley estatal exige que los activos financieros abandonados se entreguen al Departamento del Tesoro de Michigan.
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There might be some money being held for you by the State of Michigan that you simply don’t know about. The state has an easy-to-use online database to see if any of the assets are yours to claim.
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Voters in mid-Michigan had several local proposals to decide on during the Nov. 8 general election.
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There were several races Nov. 8 for seats representing Greater Lansing in Michigan's House of Representatives and state Senate.
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WKAR's Al Martin sat down with Scott Pohl to talk about his many years in the newsroom and how the station has evolved.
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WKAR's Al Martin spoke with interim general manager Shawn Turner about WKAR's service to the community and his plans for the station's future.
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There were several contested primary races Aug. 2 for seats representing Greater Lansing in Michigan's House of Representatives and state Senate.
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See which mid-Michigan county commissioner candidates are heading to the November 2022 ballot.
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General Motors is stopping production at its Lansing Delta Township Assembly plant for one week due to supply chain disruptions.